With exclusive access to the entire grounds and comfortable lodge-style accommodations for up to 25 guests, Apache Oaks is a unique place to stay in southern Arizona.
Local Lodging
Ever wonder what it would be like to stay in a vintage travel trailer? Dos Palmas, a 500 sq ft 50′ long 1958 Spartan “Imperial Villa” will satisfy your curiosity! To step inside is to step backward through five decades. […]
Dos Palmas, a Vacation Home – Patagonia
Whether you want to watch the storms roll in with a glass of rosé or explore Southern Arizona, Next Door at Dos Cabezas is an ideal home away from home. Next Door at Dos Cabezas 3246 Hwy 82 , Sonoita […]
Next Door at Dos Cabezas – Sonoita
Located 17 miles south of Patagonia, in the Coronado National Forest, on the east flank of the Patagonia Mountains, the Patagonia Mountain Cabins are located on a 30-acre property that is part of the ghost town of Duquesne and the […]
Patagonia Mountain Cabins – Patagonia
Camping & Parking for Hikers, Bikepackers & Van Travelers. TerraSol is the perfect place to start your southern Arizona bikepacking or backpacking adventure. Right on both the East and West Sky Islands Odyssey loops, and the Arizona Trail, TerraSol offers a safe place to park, and […]
TerraSol Camping Center – Patagonia
Located at the crossroads of Arizona’s ranch and wine country, the Sonoita Inn is an ideal experience for travelers who want to get away to slower times. Built in 1980 by Margaret Carmichael, co-owner of Secretariat, the Sonoita Inn was […]
The Sonoita Inn – Sonoita
Take a step back in time to Patagonia’s only full service western hotel – The Stage Stop Inn. Conveniently located in Patagonia, AZ, the heart of Arizona’s Sky Islands, the inn was originally built in the 1960s by local rancher […]
The Stage Stop Inn – Patagonia
Experience a historic getaway spot in the Sky Islands wine country that is owned and operated by the proprietors of Rune Wines. Located right in “downtown” Sonoita, the Winemaker’s Casita is a perfect basecamp for wine tasting, hiking, birding, and exploring […]